If you run or support a small healthcare organization, you’re probably used to doing more with less. You manage compliance, care, billing, and tech—often without a big team or deep pockets. So when you hear terms like “Generative AI training,” it might feel out of reach. But the 2025 Wolters Kluwer Future Ready Healthcare Survey...
Shared office spaces are common in healthcare. Practices rent suites in the same building. Some share front desks, printers, and even Wi-Fi. It’s convenient—but it comes with risk. Microsoft 365 makes it easy to access email, files, calendars, and patient documents from anywhere. That’s part of the appeal. But in a shared environment, the same...
AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot are finding their way into healthcare workflows—from drafting internal memos to summarizing meeting notes. While these tools offer convenience, they also introduce new compliance risks, particularly when staff members use them without structured guidance. The danger isn’t malicious misuse. It’s casual, well-intentioned tasks that quietly edge past HIPAA...
Simplifying HIPAA for Small Practices For many small and mid-sized healthcare providers, HIPAA compliance can feel like navigating a maze—complex policies, technical jargon, and the looming threat of fines. If you’ve ever thought, “We’re too small for this,” or “I’m not even sure where to begin,” you’re not alone. But here’s a perspective shift: Compliance...
AI is transforming healthcare in incredible ways, from streamlining workflows to enhancing patient care. But just like any powerful technology, it comes with challenges—especially in cybersecurity. As AI becomes more advanced, so do cyber threats, making it essential for healthcare organizations to stay ahead with the right safeguards in place. The 2025 HIPAA Security Rule...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s already embedded in healthcare, offering many AI opportunities to streamline workflows, improve patient outcomes, and reduce administrative burdens. But with these opportunities come new risks. For small to mid-sized healthcare practices, the key is not to fear AI but to understand it, implement it wisely, and...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare, and while much of the spotlight is on its role in diagnostics, robotic surgery, and big data analysis, one of its most immediate impacts is on the everyday healthcare worker. From nurses and medical assistants to administrative staff and technicians, Generative AI (Gen AI) is streamlining workflows, reducing administrative...
Human error accounts for over 80% of healthcare data breaches, according to industry reports. In small healthcare practices, where teams are often stretched thin, even a small mistake—like clicking a phishing email or mishandling patient records—can lead to costly consequences. The problem isn’t that employees don’t care about compliance; it’s that traditional training methods fail...
Mobile Device Threats: Staying Safe in a Connected World As we embrace the flexibility of working on-the-go, our mobile devices have become prime targets for cybercriminals. While the typical threats often come to mind—like loss or theft, physical access, public Wi-Fi use, outdated operating systems, and weak authentication—there are more mobile device threats to consider....
Recent OCR Cybersecurity Updates: October 2024 In an era where digital threats loom large, healthcare organizations must remain vigilant in protecting patient data. Nick Heesters, Senior Advisor for Cybersecurity at the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR), recently shed light on the critical intersection of HIPAA compliance and cybersecurity. The Rising Tide of Ransomware Heesters...
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